Citadel of Ice: Life and death in a glacier fortress during World War I Serbian History some fine (some might argue

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she passed it to me in 1981

Citadel of Ice: Life and death in a glacier fortress during World War I Serbian History some fine (some might argueDescription By Robie Macaeuley Paperback In 1916 Captain Melchior von Fuchsheim is abruptly transferred from the horror of the trenches to a remote outpost in the Austrian Alps. There he is assigned to build an incredible fortress beneath the massive Ortler Glacier, where the Austrians are locked in a stalemate against the Italians while battling natures cruelest extremes of cold and altitude. But Major Stutz sees Melchior as a charlatan, and a